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4„. •,,tatit,„„c „ i":04t) ' M S E I P 4.t . 1 . i _ie . lsA . A • - r 44 5 4 Z14 .i 4 Rilti:*\ 4,7 .4.-fL 0 1011' NUMBER 5146.3 SA 1 1 UR, DA Y, MARCH li ) 1800. [PRICE 51.XPEWCIZt THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARIaT. n N MONDAY NEXT, March 1 . 09, Will ‘..." be performed__ __ AL/NG-OFFICE; /i..-rcb 7, IStg. THE COMMISSiONERSjor VICTUALLING Hit Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 21:1 Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in welting (sealed vp),. and treat for Two Hundred Tons of `GENUINE OATMEAL; to be delivered, one half thereat in lOchs, and the ether 114 in Six Weeks afterwards, into His 1 1 laiesfY .117 ;filiallirg Stores at Portthtontb and I',/mosoitir._, in the Proportions under mentions(, viz. Tons. Portsmouth too OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, . March 3, 1809. • 1‘ THE, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of IfIS jESTI's ORDNANCE do Leidy give Notice, that Prvomit will be tectived at their Offic , , in on or before Friday the :7th Instant front :rich Perms's as may be wil ling to undertake the Supply o/ Ft) RAC E for the Ordnance Hokin stationed it the following Distrion, North Britain, South West, including Ports., Northern, Mouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire, Christchurch, Eastern, exclusive of Western. Wailey Woolwich with its Dtpen.. Southern, Exclusive of &tic* ' Chatham, Watley and Chatham. for a period of Six Months, from the ist April newt. The Forace to he furnished in Rationt, to consist, al 4treaftet may, front Time to Time, be required, either of rnlb. nt Oats 71b. of Oats; :alb. of Hay or of z4lb. of May, slid and 1116. at Straw . Slb, of Stidw; And ',lasi be delivered al the rertective Statioos at roe - eztence of the Mostractos, 'who it air , to turtsh , :. such Hone! with Oults at Vb. ter Ration, as may he iilletted within the District fof which be ~mom, , • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT:, INDEPENDENCE; Or, THE TRUSTEE. HOUSE qp P 1 rR3; W ITH I,•;.ltCli -10. r The Phi; Seed Bill was read a third; titer; and' passed. Lord MULGRAVA alinded to an error in the ae leaion of the Papers relative to Spain and Portugal; which had been laid on the table. 'We understood hirri to have said, that two documents were ,stated to be inclosures from Sir C. Cotton toSir Hew Dal 7 rymple; whereas- they were copies of instr4tione sent to the lattei-. He now held in his hand cop.elf Of the inclosures, 'and moved that a minute sh%a.ld be made to correet the mistake that had taken place. Lord AtlCk. LAND prOIIOSCO that all- the P.ip6/ should be te-printecl; but this was phjeded to, and. Lord Mulirave's motion wat,adopted.. • Ler4AZLI:DEP.N moved for a copy of a P.e.nnrt. or the Commision,ers of 'Naval Revision ,appointed . der the authority of his Majesty, wfiii:ll, Atte:, hoini observations, was agreed to.—AdjclUrned. DE LA PEROUSE ; Or, THE:DESOLATE ISLAND. • The Doors to be opened at Hall past five, 'and bcgih at lialf past Si,'. THE ART OF WAR. HE Arri y , and Students in the Art of War, are inti.rined, that the ESiAYS on the THEORY and PRACTI CF. of the ART of WAR, by the Editor of the Military Mentor, re now published, and may be had of all Booksellers, in three Volumes, illustrate: by numerous Plates, price Os. in boars, or .1.05. bounit . and lettered. Lo dolt, M irk;ll 4. 0:09 .rlynloutti . .. 10. and to he paid for by Bills, payable, with &wrest, ;Whey days after date. The Conditions of the Conira'l may he tem at the Secretary's Office. No regard tVill be, bad to any Tender in which the P, ice shall not be inserted in w.rds at length, or that %ball not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Taiesdiy, the ....tit instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, o► some Person on his irlhej, autarit. to answer, tvben called for. .• I I.V..Lit INSUKANCL COMPANY,. C 014.141-11 LI., 1,(01!7T)N. Advlor..e s to InNurers with this Coinpany: ' - DAYMENT -of ktkaT in cart or Fire, without -I. increata of i'reiniuiri'...Datnage by Lightning made ot -, 04 -- No Ciiaige for. Policies, Indorsements. A Iterations, or Surveys —A Luti,rnissi,n of il. per Cent.. allowed on SUloping Insurance.-- - Common Insurim‘es elfeEted t0,Cte,.,00, at as. per Cent. I-Warn-us ' - • . ' . 6000, at V. per Cent. Douro Kixarrious . 3 O O O, at is. per Cent. Abatements un k ountry Insurances Iron) ral. to 401. per CeM. upon the P, i and trout ai to is per Cent. upon the Duty. Farthing Stock in sure d per Cent. (without Average Clausc), at as. 'lie Com pany ' s Terms f o r Life Insuranie are equally li: 12., ill. possess very Slipetiiif claims to public patronage. W. OE E TRAM, Secretary. Agents wanted. PICTURLLING.amcz, • March 8, de,. THE COMIIIISSIONZRV or VICTUALLING tits Ilefel.7 . 64TV's NA 1/Y do hereby give Nome, That an Friday, the 17th iitSfarst, airy will be rtady to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed api, of stab Quontitiesof Good ;curd FOREIGN' WINE, (apteijyi4g the Description) as tbe rerpeco live Merchants and Dealers thesein may think proper to tient:: 6e subjea to a warranty of Twelve hlonar, to be delivered in the apace of one Month, free of Customs and Ereise Duties, into . His Majesty's Pia:Jailing Store: at Deptford, Portsmotth,, and PO- month ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety dot after date. The Conditions of the Contraat may be seen at the Secretary's Offlef. No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the Price st..tl not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One °Theo on the said Friday, the 1716 instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Poison on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called fir. The Proposals may be delivered separate?) , or jointey for each District, and et Is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stechle.dumg ILO, during the Period of hit Cowart may be ac. ctottodated, atakiartenk-Adenvehrce jar the twat, alter the rate ej per horst, per iveek. 110ci.. CAF COIIMONS. nil ; , P4AfiCLI JO. • D Farther Particulars, may be brown, apart Application to the. Officerit commanding the Royal Artillery in each Distril?, and also at the Secretary's oSce i in Pall-.lpu aforesaid, any day between the boars of Ten and Four o'Cloek, cohere the Proposal: are to be delivered, sealed op and indorsed, " Proposals for the Supply of Forage," but no Pr o po sa l c an be admitted after the said t7th Day s. f March but, at twelve o'clock at Neon of the same day ; nei;ber wit/ I ,lly Tender be noticed, unless the Parry making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. Mr. Bertesroats'4lthdrew. his niotiou to call ()tier. the House on an* d month. A tnessage fronohe. Lords in tos#4o the House; that they '.had agreed to the IrislOitilit . eed.Bill, and seyeral-private and also requested the attendance of the Lord .Ad vocate of Scotland before their Lordihips'`C6tninittee on Friteay,;to beetarnined.tekhing the,Linfiriqm. meat for Civil Debt in Scotland. 'the ,Me. , sengert were intbrmed, that the House would send an an., swer by, Messengers of their own. Sk Joart ,ISlEWPORT'etpressqd his surpr4e that the Additional Malt Bill should be read a second time in. his absence, though he gave notice of his.in tention to oppose it. He complained that - tbe Irish Bills were hurried through the House, and said, he would move the deferring the Conimittee on the Bill which stood for this day. mr. FOSTER said, .he was absent through indispo sition when the Bill had been read a second time, and was against its being postponed.heyondMond.:y Sir,„lonti NEWPORT said, the stSck on hand was to be taxed,- therefore the, delay was not necessary. 'He knew that the Right . Hon. Gentlethan inust de 7 prceate amps, which added ou'per cent. to the (In troit Malt at a tittle that illicit distihaiion Wlti never carried to a greater extent than it was at present in Ireland. By Gon - kr id' the Board, R. 11. CREW, Sec. GRAND S All LOTTERY. I3EGINS APRIL 12, !Bog. Scheme contains tour . of - - - , C 20 )0 0 0 Two . . -of kto,eqo Two - of sOOO Sec &c. Ste. with A FREE CI FT of i s ooo 'rickets the First Day, end a FREE GIFT of soo Tickets the Second Day. Wheteby A Ticket ; - may gain - tt00.,000 . may gain - . so,oao A tinter may gain . 25,000 Au ighth.- - may gain . ~500 A Sixteenth *tenpin - fo,zio On'y 18,soc rickets for Salt. Ticket aril Shires are on Sale at alt the Licensed Lottery Offices. MRS. CLARKE. In the Press, and In a few days will be published, in Two Volumes, sin - 418v°. accompanied by, a coned Portrait; price 14s. in boards, MEMO! RS - of RECENT CIRCUIVISTANCES ATT EN 1)1 NG MY ()WN LIFE, interspersed with numerous Royal and other inteiesting Letters, never before published. By MARY ANN.E CLARKE. TRANSPORT.OFFICE, Feb. 24, tgoo. THE COMMISSIONERS for ConAluaing His MAYESTY's TR tINSPORT SF:RI/10E, for taki , g Cate of Siek.and Wounded -Stamen, and for the Care and Cuseody of Prisoners of War,, do hereby give Ms/ce, That thy , will be ready, at this (Vice, on Tuesdity the 14th March, 1809, to receive stattl Tendert, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contranjor sopp(Ying C'lorthing,viz. J ACK E TS, WAIST.' COATS, and Tlt 0 VISE RS, ler Prisoners of War in llealth for Twelve Months certain from the sth April, 'Soy. . No Tender will Se received after One .'Clack on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him, sona4 attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter front two respenable Pri.sont, engaging to become bound with the Pawn tendering., in the Sum of 2oeol. Jos the due Performance of the Contrati. Farther Particulars may be known, and Samtles seen, 4y ap. plying at this Office. Printed for the Authoress, by T. Gillet; Crown-court, Flret-street, of whom it is to be had, and of all Booksellers in Town and Country. NEW ANNUII, RI;.(;t it nor lila. Ti;is Day w published, In. One large Volume, Medium 0400, ill 'strated withA large Sheet N 1.40 Spain, by Dun Thomas !mat s mi.. proved from Me Nine-sheer Map, price ml. in boards. or mi. ts. Lai if , 4rxl dutible lertcred, fHE NEW ANNUAL REGD4TER, or Gene rat itco.)sit ry um kimmui), PulittCa, uir , l Literatlfe, lot the Year 111:1. Printed for I, strocktiale ' Piccadilly. iimit may be had, The New Series •(.. tae Above Work, from 1300 to rilog, price N ine G ;or trout olio to dog, Twenty-nine Guineas., SECOND TT RV for 1808. eonststin g of only zo,ooo T ick s s, begins Drawing the tzth of APRIL, iSoo. TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HA zARD, RNt, and Co. Stock-hrokers, at their State Lottery- 011it.e ' No. 93, under the Ittsyyl Exchange, amino Where else in London on their account. The Scheme contains Four Prizes of zo,orr.l. each, with • *le Usual num b e r o f o the r C a pit a l s , & c . i n addition to which the Pirst-draWn Prize above til. on the First Day, will be entitled to ONE THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS; And the iirst:drawn Prize above Isl. on the Second Day, will be entitlett to FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS. Shares in rop rtion. Time ritkt is %wilt he depo p sitett at the Bank previous to the Drawing, and deltvered to the fortunate Proprietors at the Close thereof., Letters (post paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India, and South -Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all' kinds of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission. . FROM THE LONDON GAZLETTE. -Whitehall, March 3,. iSoo. ' I, king has been graciously pleased to give ;h and grant unto lOHN BRIGGS, of Lincoln's Inn. T., County of Middlesex, and ANDREW REID. of I° "' Down, in the County of Hertford, Esqrs. (two of. the seen," named and constituted in and by the last will' end testament of Sir TIIO MAS PASLE Y. late of Chilland Cottage, in the County of Southampton, Baronet, Admital• of the Whi te Squadron of His Majesty's I , leer. deceased,) on behalf of Si r THOMAS SABINE SABINE, Baronet, Plow an infant.) the only son of john Sabine, late a Captain et his Majesty's First Regiment of Foot Guards, deceased. by Maria itis wife, the eldest daughter and coheir of the said Sir Thomas Pasley, Baronet, his Royal licence and autho rity that he the said Sir THOMAS SABINE SABINE may in compliance with the last will and testament of the afore said late Sir Thomas Palley, his Grandfather, take and use bhsurname, and bear the Arms of P as l e y on ly ; Suc h A rm s .._,ng first duly ex e mpli fi ed according to the Laws o f Arms, 'nu recorded in the Herald's Office. And also to command that this, his Majesty's concession an d declaration, be /41610 in his College of Arms otherwise to'be void and of none etith. " o cg :4' r moNEv. NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, &c. are re spettfully informed, they may be supplied with Money to any AMOUIIt , an terms equal to Mortgage, secured on rreehold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or Ho u ses. M on ey i n the Funds, Marriage Set I.intures, Clergy. menia Livings, or any other Yroerty. Persons orrespectabi. Pity may be supplied on their pusonal Security only. Gen. tlernesi will find every liberal Jecolionodation without delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or Letters (post paid) 4 a:hires:n.4 to Messri. Willa and Co. No. 49, Suutli.atreet, lierkeley-square. ANNUITY AND DISCOUNT BANK. MONEY advanced on Freehold, Copyboll, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses; Stock in the Mats Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Rent ~.1 1. hues, Patent Places, Clergymen's Livings, and Annui- Personal Security will be accepted from the Nobility and ,„7, s'elitty of known property, or their Heirs; and Id any d -- „, - ,t__, ) ee where the single security of an inclivititial may be ;""'" iusullicient, the addition of. another person to pi:t -ort:lU h e tr yof the Annuity Interest will remove the objet ; P4ll and in all cases; the Publie.vvil I have privilege to r e cern at their pleosure. Good Bills discounted of any size. AP* personally between the hours of twelve and five or by letter, to the I)ire&or of the Bank, No. 8, Lower John. street, Culdeo.squarc. .. .. 1 , . - ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. T"E PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Farrii i , , cure, matirjes,and Bedding complete, are very resp e ct: 411 Y reC9Minendeti t o Gentlemen, aibeing the most portable i ' i and superior to any others made in London ;, Marquees, ~, , • , Cents, 'tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea euts ! S°l4 1ie 0 . 5 , and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Nlusquitto kr E - -et furniture, and Patent Arass-screw)lcdsteads, ter East ' 1414 Vest inslies;sod all Et.. eign Climates, at 'MORGAN and SAND E lch's - k Patent Bedstead Nianufaclory and Ware-Rooms, i • Nos. i 6 an‘f 17, Catherine-street, Strand. ill: _ Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Isnilerial Dining • 4 - I .01 ,!, . -,, am —es, allowed to be the most complete . n Eltgant set of q v but ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box ~.: - c- 'Jut ten Inches deep. . 1 , l '`• IS. The taslanable Sufa-Bsid and Chair,,licil Ware . do u k . - - • , i . i . . ot. '.... • ...• • EACIIQU ER BILL OFFICE, Match 9, The [bust of Commons baying, on the t7th Instant, came Nibs. 1411,4uhg lie.rottetion.r —, • • THAI' every' Person. interested in, or mulled unto any Excliigwer Bill or Bills, made otit 6.) , virtue of the dl at under-meittivied : that is to say, 13y virtue of an Ad, 47th year of His present Majesty, inti. tuled an Ad for enaOlinw His Majesty to raise the bu In of 4,500,0c01. for the service of Great Britain : And of an AEI, 48 Geo. 111. for raising the sum of re.soo,ooo by Exchequer Bills, fur the service of Great Britain, for the year Oka : By virtue of an MI passed in the same Sessions of Parlia„; merit, to enablo the Commissioners of Hie Majesty's Trea sury, to issue Excirquet Bills on the credit ot such aids or supplies as brave been or shall.be granted by Parliament for these:vire ot Great Britain forthe year iSos : AO also of another Aa, passed in the last Session of Parlia. meat, for raising the sum of 6,o00000). for the service of „Great Britain for the year tBoB : Who shall carry the same to the office of the Paymasters of Exchequer' hills on 'or before the aoth day of March, iBo9 (unless a sum amounting to' 8,6o0;boo sterling principal money of the said Bills shall be sooner subscribed) shall be paid the interest that shall have become due thereon to the said 3oth day of Match ►Soy, an,i shall have in exchange for such Bill or Bills, a Certificate ot Certificates to the Go. vernorand Company of the Bank of England, expressing the principal Sum contained in such Bill or Bills, which cer tificate or certificates shall intitic such person or Persons to Capital Stock in the Annuities herein alter mentioned : For every Hundred Pound, contained in such certificate or certificates, at his, her, or their option, that is to say : To One Hundred and Three Pounds Five Shillings Capital Stock in Annuities, after the rate of Five Pounds per cn turn per annum, to he added to, and made one joint 'Stook with, the Five Polind per centunt Annuities, created by an Act, made in the 37th year of His present Majesty's reign, for granting annuities to satisfy certain Navy, Vic tualling, Transport, and Exchequer Bills, and to c'bm 'nonce un the sth January, ; or, To Fighty.one rounds Eight Shillings Capital Steckin the said Annuities, Aker the rate of rive Pounds per centurn per annum, together with Twenty.six Pounds Five Sltil. Bogs Capital Stock in Annuities, after the rate - of Four rounds per ceutum per annum, to tecommenCe from the sth Day of April, ;dog, which said Annuities are to be redeemable at the same time and in likemanntr as the said Annuities already established and are now redeema6le by Parham:tit, and to be charged upon, and payable out of, the Consolidated Fund ofGreat Tbr dew,. .exchquer,Bills dated between the Ili Ma, eb 1808,1% 1 ' the 20th Pcbrkury, Olog, bob Inclusive. ' The Paymastet, r f Exebeques Bills do berets , give make, that dalOt attendanc: wid h: given at weir gbict, at the !weir of flit ,Illafesci's Exchequer, New Patace.yata, Westminster, from ten ' o'clock in the morning Ls one o'clock In the afternoon, Sunday ex tepees!, smell Noway 4. 20ib of March, .18 ! .. 9 , inelstsive,p.r :be purpose of seceiving th; di Exchequer Bslir pursuant 1, the above R eo l u ifon s i e n ;i for the parties a tettincale or et,. tificates to the Governor and ainpany of the Bank of England, expresibeg the principal Sum contained in such Bid m Ildis, aid the Capital Stock so ;which thy will be respectively intilled in consequence thertof /Ind the 13 .err: S tie said Bills are desired to bring one List of all the above-mentii,sud Bxeheqietr Rills. in aid/steel e.asses, with the amount o/ each siecies of the said Hills, etntaining the numisrs in numerical ,nraer, and ,hawing the 4 s m at nt the principal Sums contained therein, which air to be funded ; tbe time of comment-emit 0/ Interest, with the amount that will be due the , eon, .11 , h: eh will be paid in /11,,u r, computed at the rate of Three.perice-halJpenny p.tr'do, ,en llunarel Pounds, to the 3esth dotsoj March, 18,9, on which day the inter's; on the said Excbeiner Bills will cease; and tbty are deriver! la the. ;ad List to stall the amount of Capil.tt Stoat to be created i n the scuts aLFunds, and to write their names and places of abode on their and indorse Their Names on the said Bills. The aslde9 of the above-mentioned Excbeqwer Bilk are par ticularly reverted to write their Christian Names in full length, and Jinni eke List,observing to class :Or said Bills according to the sew , al /Ids of Parliament under which they mere ki ll ed. The Day for papnent Intertst and for defivesing CrrOficatis in exchange will he taw; taxed in the Public . at early as UNIFORM AND. CHEAP DICTIONARIES. This Day were published, Printed uniformly in Brevier Type, consisting each of from ci-t0 . 7 . 4 Sheets, closely printed, anti containing an unparal leled quantity of information on the respective subjects ixBIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and CH KONOLOGI CAL DICTIONARY con: timing accurate Accounts of the Lives, Characters, and Actions, of the most • Eminent Persons of all Ages and all Countries ; including the Revolutions of States; and the Succession of Sovereign Princes. Ity tOFIN WATKINS, LL.D. • Price its: boards, or aos. bound and lettered. A TOPOGRAPRICAL DICTIONARY of the UNI TED KING DOM ; • compiled front Parjiamentary and other Authentic Documents and Aut ',tunics ; containing Geographical,l'opographical, and Statistical Accounts.of eve. rib? District, Object. and Place in 'England, Wales, Sci.tland, Ireland, and the various smalL,lslaiiils dependent on the British Empire. Acconipaiiied by Pcirtyosix .laps, drawn purposely, on an originll Plan. By Benjamin Pitts Caliper, Esq. Price ass. boards, with thvegips plain, or 3os. with coloured Maps.' A: DICTIONAKYof PRACTICA.I. and TIIEORETI - I. GHIsMISTRY, with its application to the Arts and Manufactures, and to the Explanation of the Phwoomena of Nature : including throughout the latest Discoyeries, and the present State of Knowledge on those subjects. With plates and tables. - By William Nicholson, Price 2 ts. boards. Printed for Richard Phitlips, No. 6, Bridge-Street, lack iftiars ; and to be hail of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh; Archer and Keene, Dublin ; and by 41 Booksellers. 1R the tiress l toccirreirtond, A 1)11:11 ON Ait Y of CONI. ME.R.O E. TRADE,auirMANUFAC CURES. Pike zlzi. 6eards:- Mr. 1 3 ,Axiim.t: was against . bringing forward the, Irish Taxes in this manner before ilie'llndget. The CHANCELLOR of the EiCtiEVUEIi support ed the - Bill, and said it was tiecessary to hring it forward in six o weeksa4r the Comtnolevitient "of the Session,' as . the Irish Distillery Bill ey.pired in that time, and observed that the riou. Geatientui's re;- maining in Ireland, and not attending his duty, was no cause: for further delay. _ The Bill was ordered 'to be cornMitted on Moti , day M . r. I-iostussoii said, he made an inquiry of the total expence of . the Officers, Non-commissioned Otfieers, &c. e . respeaing Colonel French's levy.. Th number of inOn approved of at the depot, -.by Gene.: ral Whitlocke, was . 219 which were gained by thp service. It would appear .onfs half of. the serjeanti were to be retained for the King's service, making in the whole 269. The amount paid per man was 491. He concluded by moving for a siqtement of the amount of the expence incurred by Colonel French'S levy, which, was agreed to, and which paper he pre: seined acordingly. The LORD ADVOCATE for SCOTLAND obtain ed leave to attend the Committee of Douse of Lords, and- a message was sent to inform thefii thereof. ;The Cape of Good Hope Trade 1c..11 was brought in by Mr. Rosa, and was read a first tithe, and ordered to be'read a second time on Monday. The Mutiny 13i11 was ordertd to be read a third time on Monday next. Mr. BERESFORD complained of miscondite.l in the Post Office in Ireland, particularly in the Irish Ex» press Office. An expresS, was detained, he said, re» speeting the Distilling 81191110.45, erg hours, to the great prejudice of the Mercantile Interest, and he therefore gave notice, thatrhe Wouldhltive fora Corn= mittee to inquire in the condud of the Irish Pat Office after the recess: , _ Mr. Huincissbx obtained leave to brills in 1a lii+l tnreelity miatakes in the Laud Tax Coniolissionete CALL OF THE HOUSE. Lord FoLks - rotsa said, before he moved that the O r der of the Day, be read for calling over 114 House, ,he wished to observe, that the opinion en ' tertained was, that the debate respecting the con duet of the Duke of York would not be concluded this night, anti as the House would not sit to-mot ; row, he proposed to have the House called over city Monday, having hist moved, that' the House at its ristng do adjourn to Monday, whiCh was agreed to. His Lordship then movecii. that the House be called over oti Monday.. General GAscoytig spoke from the Members' gal lery. He said he would forbear following up tits notice he had given of dividing the House on the call, as he would not wish to trouble the nor give trouble in a quarter, which he could not according to Parliamentary usage, with proVrieiy name, (allUding to the Gentletik;n in the galh. , ry), There had been two nights already of sucee,,s,‘, 4 long sittings, and such fatigue would.oceasion more, Members not to attend than the Noble Lord would pbtain from hi 3 call. He was extremely anxious that the question should be brought to a decision night, as there never was a aubjea which so Leech agitated the public mind, exclusive of the great Soli citude of the Illustrious Personage, whpse cond,, l tt was the subjea of discussion. Ttha t ; repe a ted slain ; ;' have elfiCt on the twine of the niosi fi F IST It &c. 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